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SOME RSo
iCoRREsPoNDENCE.)

ASNASAs1SA N1NNA1HNNAs"J
 The funeral of Mrs. WardweIl was largely attended on Monday at her late residence. She was "A years old, the last of one branch of the Parsons family. She will be greatly missed.
 MT. A. J. Ives of New Haven passed the Sabbath with his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Garland.
 Mrs. 0. H. Gleason is visiting friends in Northampton.
 It is the best way for people to put their hay racks and gates in safe place at night, if they wish to find them in the morning.
 (From another correspondent.)
 The huge mass of stone lad in solid masonry and the abundance of timber scattered around the site of the structure in the eastern end of the town, on Noun tain avenue, around which has gathered so much mystery, have assumed more definite shape. Still the problem is not fully solved as to its ultimate use. From the style of architecture it might yet serve the purpose of church ediice, or it might be the dwelling of some patriarchal fami- ly. It is in magnitude fit for either. The two entrances on the front at the extreme eastern and western ends are suggestive of the primitive meeing- house, or of Shaker place of worship, where the men enter one door and the women the other. The near approach of extreme weather precludes further work upon it this season. Thus we are to be in suspense for months be- fore the complete development of the arch itect's plans have answered satisfactorily the numerous queries. The famous ''Bleak House" or the "House of the Seven Ga bles" can scarcely possess more interest than has clustered around this mass of building materials. Nothing so excites our curiosity as the object after which we place the interrogation point, and this building presents no exception. The own CT is provokingly mum upon the subject, and listens complacentty to the various coniectures, but ventures no solution. We console ourselves with the old Latin truth -"IenlpWs O11aMi1 reUeL0t."
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AsHRORn.

By the burning of the Judge Rich mond house and barn on the 9th inst, the loss of Henry Bicknell was greater than stated last week, being 10 head of cattle, > 40 hens, 75 bushels of potatoes, 75 bushels onions and a total of about 200 bushels of oats, corn and other grain. Part of his furniture and two horses were saved from the fire. He had insurance of $2O0 on live stock, the remainder is total Ioss.. Miss Richmond had insurance of $500 on the house.
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When purchasing your household supplies, always ask for Sperry and Barnes celebrats
 sugar cured Hams, and pure Kettle Lard !; don't be deceived into buying any inferior brands, all goods made by this firm bear their trade mark. 2
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ROCKYILLE.

W. W. Tracy will be freight clerk at the depot, succeeding Fl. R. Warner, pro- noted to station agent.
 Cyrus White lost three valuable Al derney heifers by poisoning, Sunday. They licked some red paint from the in- side of their pen.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

andim Mad ebyth b warranted give satisfaction Lt ,sO- esldbf fo dtekreu under$
  Baksn the
  equane O in tmpora e tocks $125. Look them  s We could ot New will hold the 0 NewY okcedn coro" Said did not lgoos the Springfield said not then the ason the ar ways
 
  t ouomp
 SMITH & MURRAY,
 SPRINGFIELD.
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EASTFORD.

-George F. Poindexter, who keeps the only hotel in Eastford, has secured liquor after much opposition by the temperance element
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The star of Bethlehem is now visible ID the southern sky at 5. 30 a. m. Not visible again for 400 years.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
BLANKETS.

Blankets $.
  sHvyG neRelC CaHfon Blanket cry
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If this weather keeps on farmers will make mistake and begin spring planting.
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Tbs Ohio 10 laid up 1t Flint island on &C.
count Of low water.
Tax Kate Adams had a good trip for
Arkansas CITY. Z ~
THK Alberta No. 8 leaves tomorrow
evening Tor White river.
The Tennessea and Cumberland
rivers continue to fall.
THR r l. Cobb will leave from the
wharibost this evening.
Arkansas river In risine at Little
Rock, but falling at Fort Smith.
Tux CITY Of s.. Louis Ia announced
to leave here at noon TODAY for New Orleans.
DURING the twenty-four hours cad
ing u nosn yesterday the river here fell
inches.
The James Lea for the lower and
the Coahoma for the upper coasts LETT with
OAPT Lrn HILL and clerk Harry
Crane. of the steamship W. II. Cherry, drew
5000 in the last Louisiana Lottery drawing.
THs CITY of Caro-, Cspt. L'gbtner,
I. the Anchor line packet leaving here atf
O'clock this evening for Cairo and st. Louis
The Sweeney b os. have contracted
to bull anew aud powerful snArboat for the
river.
THE Anchor Liue etesme- City Of
Providence. Capt Carvelle. leaves hore a. 10
O'Clock this morning for Vleksburg and all
way landitgs.
CART. 3E ,RaR FuaET, who ovufd,
commanded and pilotsd boats on tho Ohio
river for msuy years, died at his residence
In Louisville on Friday last.
rUR Harry Brown. with her tow of
emptios. has been laid up at Cairo and her
crew gone TO their homes. TIE s. Il. " God
sot as far as Pa5ucah aud laid up there,
rHK SlAneV, when If 1T. Lpnis on
Saturday for st. Paul, had 1875 p ssengers,
and tho st Paul, lev ng to-day, resistered
20). P4storgr traffic on tho upper Missis-
tippi Is immente
1HgG " an leaves here thiH even
ing tor Moriana, to Cut od aud all way
points on the 1t Francis river. Capt. q, h.
Joplin Commands, with hessrs. Lee and Gus
Cummins in the once.
TuE piloia # the s'eamrr Belle
Memphis, VIII oh passed hore Sunday, re.
ported eight toet over the ehol places be-
tween ST. Louis aud Cairo and quarter twain
ut Phillp's bar, which is the shonlest place
below Cairo.
TuER L. Cobb, CAPT T. b. Smith,
Is the regular "a ket leaving hore at o'clock
this evening for, Helena, Tetrsne,, Pine
Blud and all way lsn Ing. on ,ae "A Ark s,,;.
Foster arc her clerks.
ruRT :. = ms srrived Yesterday
afternoon from ST. Louis with 1908 barrels
hour, 2ls barrels meal, lS) barrels potatoes,
go "a X. corn, 2lI sacks oats aud 900 pack
Hsss sundfies. she returned 10 St. Louis
last night with hsht trip.
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PRtbVIktnNh.

BUTTBR-Butterine. l4el5c; creamery.
2ei dairy, l6s So; country butter, l6et22o.
HOG Pk0DUOTS-Firm; mess pork, new,
sslI So; Old, SIS SOi sugar cured hsms, l2e
bacon, $40; clear I'D, bacon, 9sf@s,zc;
bacon sfonldsr,, 7a71sc; bulk pork clear
sides, SIg9c; clearrib sides, sh@S,sc;
shoulders, ssf1614c; long clear, ssfes>so;
p0rs R sthFipsf I% &C.. s,l, hal, ,.,,.,, ~,
kegs, 7Hci chnics kettle, sI1sssssIc. Firm.
CHEESR-Prime fats. 9slOoj New York
Factory. none; iull cream, l5c; Young
AP FIGS ifEslESi Barrels. 81 50; half barrels.
tf.sy1d III quiet; spring, 81 so
az Is; old ters, 81 1902 25.
FkEsE MKArS-Cold rorage beef. fore
quarters S<sic; hindauarters Of beef, $40;
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July ls.-Provisions
.tesdy. Pork. irregular, new. SIS 80. Lard
%: DRY sal, % ss Sss b S, .hosld iS:
IS S7,sSs6O;, short clear. IS 5OGss ok. Ba-
con Boxed shoulders, 8 rs; long .olea,,
~ 10; clear ribs. o l21S; thort clear, 50 500
IS. Hams stead at llgl4c. Eggs dul
At To- Butter unchanged; creamery, l6S
100; dairy. l2al6c.
CHICAGO. ILL. July lszproyislous
we're only msaera ely active. The liberal
Cd deoli' o in prices, caused an easier feel
ing In provisions, and salOs were made at
lower figures tempo .atils Lister the mar
kst exhibited n liule moro suengih, ADD
prices gradually advances to out,ido figures,
but settled back slig ty, ant cl sed COM
paratively stea y.Lard wa. IL bet or dem snd
and August started At 9 67lS sold NJ to 30,
a,ted and cloysd At 675. August lbs
opened al s 10 and sold up to 8 90 the olosit g
price. Ca b quotation. we're ~ TO lowsi Mess
pork, per mi, sl5 5Ogl6. Lard, per 100 BIS.
81 671S6g6 70i thort RIB sides, loose, IS lba
$40; dry salted shoulder, noxed, s. eOs6;
Oh ri clear sides, boIei, ss 65@s 90.
The leadiLg futures ranged az follows;
highest sll 50, lowest sil 50. cli,i!s OF Gil 81.
Lard, .per 100 lbs-July opened at eos.
hishest 50 721S, lowest s6 IS closing
at VI 12bt; August ope ed at 81 671S, hlyh
est 8 80. lowe I o. 67IS clo,ipg AT 1915;
September opened at " nv, highest 90 sly,
lowest " ~, closing ut o. 50; October.
opeped at d IS, highest $500, lowest d rs
closing at 50 20. Sort ribs, per 100
lbs-July opened at IS 10 Inquest 81 20, low
est IS 10, closing at o. l5i August opened at
s. ,hghest u 20, lowest IS 10 closing At - o;
September opsbsd at IS l2N highest ss l2h.
lowest IS l2h. closibg at sllx % the
Produce txch nge today the butter mar
kst was seriously affected BY the prevail ins
bot weather; or, m " t14glgi4; dairy 1875
IL, eggs weak at llh@l2
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aGss,JhRtES.

tixs. ..iIox sI.rinsd fL,,SSH.. s.snnt.
5lls6s4c refined A., IL dc1sc, sranuIsted,
6sldt6Ec; powdered, Ike; cut loaf, 7nc.
Firm.
RICE-Louisiana, l,.Oi5xo, CaroIina 4, b,.a
so. -,
ana barrei,. ~. d3gAo.
CuPPEE-'om mon, ls5<c; ordinary, lgI.a
2Dc; fair. Il a2lho; prime Rio, 2hs2c;
choice 10 fancy, 221ts2SIfc told government,
2lNS3c. Firm.
sALI-osio river. 81 10 pcr barrel; bagi:
Si coarse, q l0gl 49, pockets. bleached,
Ez97o.
LASSES-LouisiAn ana, common 70 fair,
19aOc; prime 10 choice, t2fsb0o, .syrup,
2testOc, common 10 fair. g92sc; prime 10
choice, $500; centrifugal fancy, Ssi0c.
Firm.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
dull, and closed dull; middling, ltHc.
Sales. unimportant; receipts, 800 bales; ship
ments, 1893 bales; stock on hand, 69Ss bales;
receipts to date. 662, 0es bales; shipments to
dale, 649, 1863 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, ~; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, 9aSci m ddling, 1910; good mid
ding, 1870; middling fair, nominal; fair,
nominal; itains and tinges, 7Jsss14,; dusty.
1886.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST. 1909; burnt. 6907 {;
home consume ion to date, 26e9; stock run
ming account, 69Ss lmnorts-L. 4 n, Z. R..
!; N. 4 L r., H., sos X. ,C,s SM.R; R,
N. r. Re- %; L., N, o. 7. r. h, iO,.
New York spot. opened nominal. and
closed easy; middlipg, 10 bloc. sales, 7o7
bales. Quotations were as follows; Ordi-
nary. re; good ordinary. ,s,kc; lev mid
$ $ns S n' %ids;ns y a SSf $685. sGTS MD
II Is i6c. Futures opened easy and closed
steady. as FOL ows; July. l0.C6al0.0 6i Au-
gust, lO.Tgl0 es; September, $50 sg.6s;
October, 9.hsas.64; November. g.!e9g y;
PsSSs%S, ss ST. 'sSH% ,eSy,' stS ~
q. 100 bales.
The NV Orleans spot market opened quiet
and closed steady; middling, %'. sales.
1870 bales. Quotations were ~ follows; Ofdi-
nary, Set good or ,inary, sac; log middling.
$50; middlins, g1c; sood middling, loo.
Futures opened barely steady, and closed
steady, as follows; July, 9 4969 81; Au-
gust, 9 4sse. 49, September, 9 l4a9 Isl octo-
Der, . O0eg.Olj November, . 00Hs.g5i Decem.
ber, s.s6ss 9; January. e.Olas o.; Febru-
airy, e.lOs9. II; Mars, 3 1893. o. april, Q q
o. S0i May, Q. IS se.iO. Sale, IS 700 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INrERI0a MARg ~.
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uousrHOLD .UpPLIVs.

ArYLRs Buying, loose, I5cai 81 SELL
ins, VI yss2 yer barrel; dried appiss, SO yer
pound IRON itOss. Dried Pc ches' 0. from
VRGErABLEs-opIon,. no IRON ,tor.
Cabb.ss, kothsrn, % - crate: kfsut,
barrsI,s5i half balrsl,, o.. 0arlie' VI pei
PRUIr = O,a- ses-nons In the market.
Lemons, sea- 70 per boII lisht supply.
Baranas. o. SDs1 80 per bunch.
EUTN-Voac1anuD, y pe 10. Pear uu-
virginia, 6oI rsppsss,e iarmers stock, 20
tci roastsi, 2S<c hishsrg shelled, loo. Pc
oans-TeIas, 7al0c.
R,Isiss.L,ssndon layers, 81 l'J'"''aI't
PICKLE In Jars. Plnts. 20 quArts.n 30
rels, 81 10 eli half barrels, " mlHod, bar
rsls' do s 1 mtIsd, half barrels, ".
Zoo Doll sotlc.
loo.. siils,, q % per barrel; No ,hsrn
CIDgR-Ns- York, u per barrel AM
o. 81 per halt barrel. A.,
NJ No. T. SIS, No, ), 81 lob 81. So.i
III No ., sbci No. 3. 80. Dry hsrrinE'
"SNksAk.lSs per gallon.
oRspLES92Sil -.isAt. s4ss..
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No. s-yply opened At 6s,5c. highest 6e4tc,
opened 81 EeLs. hsAsst ~. lcSs,f 7oJSo;
closing, 4 7one; September opened Al
Coin, No. a-Juiy opened at N,sc. hisSss,
Ts<c, lowest $3.50, closing at S7b<c
August opened at s7ssc, b CHEST SIC, lowest
s7<c, closing At Ssc; nepte mber opened at
SsSc' highest %se, lowest Sc, closing at
highest 26lc, lowest $40, closing at $50;
August openen at 25JSc, highest 25Js,, low
est 2S1sn. closing at @1sc; septic ~ her open
ed at $50. highest 2Gssc, lowest 26i4c, clos
ing a, 1850. RecoiI ts-Flour. 81 0OJ brls (;
90 bu; rye. 7oOO bu; barley, 5000 bu.
Shipmsnts-Flour, 1900 brls; wh.a, 8l7,
900 Blu; corn $4,000 bu; oats. 1000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu.
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". wAsMsvRs AMss'oAs o.Isss
Trustee's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that On
IN Noodv. Asgo q, ISM, 10
mont OF the courteous door Of shelby poun-
", Tennessee, at II o'clock an, viii sell,
Of public outcry, tor oaih. the following do
scribed real estate In Shabby county, Ten
ne.sse, being oil the rlsht, title aud Interest
Of l.. ", and x. y. Iumes 10 ons. third
undivided Interest In q lot pi eleven acres,
bounded a. folluwsi Brginuing at stake In
tho state zine road OF Bou leyard. IRON whioh
north MAo east lt5H links d slant stands Q
rodoak marked v, thence north 9Th James
lonse's east boundary line " chains and VI
links 70 stahsl thence east 5 chains aud 81
liuts To q stakeJ thence south ~ chains and
" links 10 stake In the 81 70 Line road 90
BoulevaTdI thsnce west With said road OF
Boulevard 3 chains and 81 links 70 the place
o. b.sinpinl, Also. . certain tract 10
stnning AZ q stAse In the State Lane road Or
boulevard, from which north 81. west n
links distant . ssssafrv marked VI theneS
rest With the STATE Line road or Bouleyardf
chain and Or links 70 . ftaksi thencs
north ~ chains and W links 10 . stAksi
thence YES, ohains and 81 liph, .tAke
on James fonts's ,sst sosnSlr nnsl
thence north 9Th said YONG. .s..t line !
os sS ,s ssS m .s hS' .'a 4. ysiss z
bsyinnins. and ecnt,inips pine sefss.
dead made ne and r.oor int ksslstsrs
once Of Shelby EQUITY, rsnnes.es, IN book
III. page 81, dsisult having bsea ina ds In
the debt secured therein and having bees
requested 70 sell By the senedcisrI thsrein.
THOMAS ". RTHtfNNs, frustss, y
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/; fair to medium. ake2s<o, scallavass.

CHICAGO. ILL, July IS Tho Droper.'
.Iosrwal reports; Cittle-Re ceipts, 90 0
head; shipments 500 head; market steady I;
shippir 6 sisers,se4 80; stockeis and feeders,
q 75ss %; COWS; bsl and mixed. 81 ooe2 IS;
Is 900 besdi shipments, 5000 head; market
steady at Saturday's declines;. rough aud
mixed, 25gS S.; packing and ship
ping. Is 40e5. 60; light, IS 25s5 IS; ,kip,.
s. 50,s5 20 sheep- Receipts. 400 head;
tiss', sssl IS; western, sjss 50; Texans,
AT5a376.
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Chanrcs.
ADO Low |
Water.

WHEELING, july ls.-Noon - River
foot on the gauge and stationary.
PITT BURG, July ls.-Noon - River 9
feet q inches on tho gauge aud stationary.
Weather clear and VERY hot.
EVANSVILLE, July ls.-Noon-R 3
feet 9 inche. on the gauEe and rising.
Weather clears thermometer, ~.
CINCINNATI. July is.-Noon-Rlysr s
feet inches on the sAuss and fallinr.
Weather oleari Thermometer es'.
LOUIsvlLLB, July Is -Noon-RiverN
feet In the canal and foot 10 inches on the
hot.
CAIRO, July b.--Noon-Rlvsr ~ feet 2
inches on the sAuEe aad (. Hing, WeAthr
clear and hot. Arrivsdi Port Ba's, Nev
uflesn,, & Amt city % 81 Loul,, II a. m.
!, D., eiiy q P,'IISs sI vlsl'Sars'
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THE RAILROADS.


@. Z. EeoLrsroS, Of he Little Rock
road, 10 In the city.
MAJ EDWARDS, general manager of
the Valley road, has returned from trip to
New Orleans.
GENERAL MANAGER NKrTLKTos, NJ.
l.. Sargent, general fire. sht agent Of the Kan
sas City road. have returned from their In
spection tour Of the new Kansas City. Nom
phis al BirmiI CHAM railroad AID Aberdeen
branch. They. report the road in good con-
Gait. Mccarthy, Of the United states army,
station ed ut Leayenworth, Kan, and Mr..
Perry.a Kansas City capitalist, were also
among tho party.
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Wspspl.

woodbury. grease wool, On snhsd. "
4isot rlesr srsass wool, ~ i2ooi bury
sSS.d. SsSi Tub washed, SSs@s.
ST LOUIS, MO-. july j. Wool !sus'
AMI steady. Uuwasbsd : Bright medium,
2la1iNoi e1ar'e ktaid 90 Cos lo-, ny,
l0s2Oc Ace lish ,r92i doe hesy Na2h
a.. lNIua
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uu,.ks .,D U,,a.Es.

MULEs- d.mssd and fs- IN MAJ
~ r. .;i;,I SsS, Il, sS !. n i =
hiEh, tlb GO, The eh,si demand 10 for
n fhI'SSia9gGIisIii drive .. ht,sl@, hs.,,
draft, tf tSaislg saddle. ti 9tsi15i extra
ssddi. siTs4Ts, pluss, tlSaS.
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PRIME CRUDE OlL. 3is2lai % crude,
PAS. primo sunmsr yslleu, 8s3ssl "a
sunmsr ysllo-, 8si,oi, ohoioe cooking
NAL, ila Oalhi % oltian seed meal. =.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate:

FINDER the authority Of . trust deed Of
" October 10, 1888, (tocsrdsd In book TO-
page q OF tho Shelby county Registers
mess therein described, default having boon
made In the tefms thereof, and l having been
tho! eunto duly requested BY the beneficiary
will,o
Tuesday, August ., 1857,
offer and sell, at the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, In the city Of
Memphis, TAXING District Il Shelby county,
Tenn, between legal hours, at publ 10 aus-
tiun, to tho highest bidder, tor cash, tho tol-
lowing land, In the 18th Civil nistfict Of
Shelby county, Tom, to-wii; Being the
southeastern ~ leet OF lot l, aud the whole
Of the sas,ern 900 ieet Of lot 2, Of the Woold-
ridge subdivisi, n OF country To- 1885, Begin
n,ng AZ n point on the west side q Rayburn
ave 60 80 aud - Il ieet south yard from the
junction Of hayburn avenue and Broadway
formerly known ~ the Lagrange and Men-
phis Railfo d, aud runni Y thence south
ward with tho west lin OF Rayhurn avenue
" 1921 feet TO the northeast oOrnef o. lotSt
thence westward aud parallel TO broadway
80 foeti thence northward uarailel TO Ray
hurn aysnueg @2l feet 10 n table; thence
directly eastsarA 10 Z o beginning corner on
Rayburn avenue 1ha title has been Kan:
inod and approved, though | thall sell and
convey ~ trustee only. Equity OF rodemp-
ton waived. ele 60 begin at II O'Clock IN.
Menu hts, July ~, 1871.
CIiARLk, N. 0HOSVEN0R, Trustee.
NJ. II. Tretevatt. httorney
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v.,sKy, WINES, LIaUoss vvo

uSss, asbsh q. o. o. rss,is.d. ss over.
rsalstillsd ioo over.
CINCINNATI. o., Jely n.-wsbty
ara ssiss, iisi hrit o. snishsd soods on
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tn ND Soldiers

40 pspe6sss Zoe Cam. tmSsins I9e &c.
% .pd iSstsby ..,i., !. , az ..pf 7, p .l'
s s..s,'y, TO- 2, ~; y. 81: 81 s. ilss. hsssa,
vssa ,Vr owsi., u u ioils-inf tst..i pr's,s'
We, los 100 %. nS;. 500 s"'''''
''',,s's g., =. kt:;;::ss.V.
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IohAtsO mo ~SUff.
OBAcC0-Common, 80 10 iothsr Grade,
sSUFF-o.,r.tt',. 90 ST. Ralph''. tlO 25i
Railroad. ~ Is.
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sasE -soSk.

HOGS Cbelc., tsl4o. ~
LhuBs-ap a 70 eboie. .tot 50.
GRASS CAtTLB-uhote, sxet sosd, -
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uIDr. ann TALL0w.

HTDEs-Dry diut, No. I, t,fei No. q.
ilSlsl dry saltsd. lOal7oi green .altsd, No.
ijs6sti' bsssvaI' &c. fsllo-. N8bse.
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sIysms ASD VISA TaER.

OTpIoE sIesAL 3tHytos, u. s, All
MusrHis. July Is, pm.
cho following OBJ iervatonp srr tai n
at all stations named at T5o meridian time.
witch " one hour later than Memphis unei
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Trus,ee and Receivers sale,

THDER ID. power vested In ne By . de-
" cree ~ the ChanceTy uourt Of shelby
county. made November ., lsk, 10 the cass
ol kebeocA Losens,sin, tHecutrir. ". the
Mlssi,tippi VALLEY Insurance Csmpany and
others. and By the direction Of 'sid decree. l
Sstsrssy, AaEs.s Q. Issv,
within leEal hourft a. the Iosrthpuss, sell Al
public autlun. to the bishsstb dis' Tor cash,
the ,oll Wis lands, situated In femphls.
'1 Io9. 81 i.S y. y sss n 81. ~ h. I'M, sub.
division said lots ffonun each ~ . feet on
So stts street aud fulnins bsst l9 feet,
he I'd pforerty was cenvsye 10 fobsrt
Hutchinson, trustee, by ". ". 10 senstsin
and others, BY deed on record In book ".
pase rs aud I va appointed trustee By The
lsoie % heretofore ment oned. IN place ofssl4
hutohihsen, and an Alsp recsiver In said
eAato. The sale ls 20 be tbs . 10 Atisfy de-
efess Assins' the M ar Z the trus, deed.
founded on the notes securod b, u. Equity
o. red mpti0n waived IN the deed. An
ttrnot Of title In my pofsession. Tired In
cent. Of purchase money Ni'
payne I AZ I me ~ - fuftee aad Receiver.
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LONDON, july 49,, lp.m United States
bonds. 10. 1ll%; rs, 1915; bar silver,
A Sled per ounce.
PARIS, July ls.-Three per cent rentss,
slf 22kc for tbs account.
Berlin, July ls.-The statement Of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an increase
in specie Of 6. 100000 marks.
BANK CLEARINGS.
NEW ORLEANS, July ls.-Clearings Of
the banks, ss22,7S.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July IS. Tho bank
clearings today were sll ,2ss, 600.
NEW YORK, july 10 Tho bank clearings
today were si4,0S7,793; balances. st,6o7. slS.
BOSTON, MASS, July IS. The bank
elearings today we're sl3,4S6. 40; balances,
sl.9 .696.
IT. LOUIS, MO-, July IS Tho bank
elesrings today were S.cS,65o; balances,
S3i9.09l.
BALTIMORE, ND, July ls,-The bank
e,ssrinss today were s2,5t5.S7l; balances,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July ls-The
bank clearings today were tl0.07S.6l4; bal
ancss, ST. 07, 002.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.
BusISps isir
CLEAR aud hot.
FIVE boats Having today.
Tee upper Mississippi 10 rising
slowly.
Tur Jay Gould Is due from New
Orleans. ..I. I.I...
Tms Ella LETT yesterday morning for
Arkansas river.
|, Tvs r n Roy was on, on an eIcur'
slen last night.
Oapt NJ N. Dsps, 81 the Memphis
ssS Cincinnati pssks, 0his, 10 In Ne city.